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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1718 26 May Callmell, C. 1727 7 Feb. Munro, D. 1727 1 July Jenkinson, R. 1729 21 May Munro, D. 1730 2 Mar. Beger, W. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… XI, f. 326 b. Select Cases in the Exch. of Pleas, ed. H. Jenkinson and B. Formoy (Selden Soc.), 65. W. Petyt, Jus …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… at Little MossWilliam Bell, eight; and at WoodhousesSamuel Jenkinson, seven. No other dwelling had as many as six … Clough, and about ten years later was sold to Samuel Jenkinson alias Wilson; Manch. Free Lib. D. nos. 7584. For …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and 40 'for the learning of poor children.' 110 John Jenkinson in 1733 left 20 for the poor of the same township, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and date 1629 carved over a doorway; the builder was John Jenkinson, who by his will directed its completion, leaving …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Lyne on 5 April 1654 married Susannah daughter of Samuel Jenkinson of Woodhouses. A son, Henry, was buried at Ashton …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… vii. Part was soon afterwards sold to James son of William Jenkinson, innkeeper of Ribchester, the occupier; Towneley … was made as to 50 bequeathed to the parish by Robert Jenkinson, citizen and merchant tailor of London in 1616, the … left 20 towards binding poor apprentices and Robert Jenkinson 10 for the poor. These sums were in 1732 invested …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Sir Theodore. Jefferies Edward, Esq. Jekyl Sir Joseph. Jenkinson Sir Thomas Banks. Jennings Sir John. Jennings …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Jan. Brudenell, T. 1747 14 Jan. West, Hon. G. 1748 14 Apr. Jenkinson, J. 1748 14 Nov. Smith, H. 1751 19 Nov. Feilding, … Nov. Neville, J.P. 1786 21 June Cockburn, J. 1789 18 Apr. Jenkinson, C. 1791 6 Apr. Draper, E.A. 1793 29 May Wilson, H. …